📚 日本語学習ガイド
日本語学習と JLPT 合格のための、わかりやすい無料ガイド（講師執筆）。
JLPT Levels Explained: N5, N4, N3, N2, N1A clear guide to the five JLPT levels — what N5 to N1 each mean, how many kanji and words you need, and how to choose the right level to sit.ガイドを読む →Live 1-on-1 Japanese Lessons with a Real TeacherBook live, one-on-one online Japanese lessons with Miss Mori — 25-minute slots over Microsoft Teams. First lesson 70% off, flexible packages, and a private thread for homework and materials.ガイドを読む →The Teacher-Guided Video Course: Weekly Recorded Lessons with a Real TeacherA guided JLPT track built on weekly recorded lessons — a real teacher grades your homework, gives weekly feedback, and answers your questions. One level at a time, one lesson unlocking each week.ガイドを読む →How to Study for the JLPT (and Actually Pass)A practical study plan for the JLPT — how to set a realistic timeline, train the four tested skills, build a daily habit with spaced repetition, and use timed mock exams to pass.ガイドを読む →The DREAMAX Method: Spaced Repetition + AI Conversation for Faster JapaneseHow DREAMAX is built — one FSRS memory model across every skill, AI conversation that makes you speak, an adaptive placement test, and real teachers. The learning science behind faster progress.ガイドを読む →Hiragana and Katakana: A Complete Beginner's GuideLearn the two Japanese kana scripts from scratch — what hiragana and katakana are, how they differ, how many characters there are, and a simple plan to read them in a week or two.ガイドを読む →Getting Started with Japanese: A Beginner's RoadmapA practical roadmap for absolute beginners — learn the kana, your first words and grammar, and follow a realistic first-3-months plan that takes you up to JLPT N5.ガイドを読む →JLPT N5: What It Covers and How to PassWhat the JLPT N5 exam tests — about 100 kanji, 800 words, and basic grammar — what you can do at N5, how long it takes, and how to pass with a structured course.ガイドを読む →JLPT N4: What It Covers and How to PassWhat the JLPT N4 exam tests — about 300 kanji, 1,500 words, and more grammar — the step up from N5, and how a structured course bridges you toward N3.ガイドを読む →JLPT N3: The Intermediate BridgeA guide to JLPT N3 — the bridge from beginner to upper-intermediate Japanese. What N3 covers, why it’s a big jump from N4, and how Dreamax’s N3 course gets you across.ガイドを読む →JLPT N2: The Level Employers WantA guide to JLPT N2 — the level most schools and employers in Japan ask for. What N2 covers, why it’s the practical benchmark, and how Dreamax’s N2 course builds the reading speed and grammar range you need.ガイドを読む →JLPT N1: Mastering Advanced JapaneseA guide to JLPT N1 — the top level of the JLPT. What N1 demands, who actually needs it, why it takes the longest, and how Dreamax’s N1 course and mock exams prepare you for it.ガイドを読む →は vs が: The Difference, Explained SimplyA simple, accurate guide to は vs が — what the topic marker and the subject marker really do, with clear heuristics and example pairs for beginners.ガイドを読む →The Japanese て-form: What It Is and How to Make ItA simple guide to the Japanese て-form — why it matters and exactly how to conjugate 五段 and 一段 verbs, with a clear table and correct examples.ガイドを読む →に vs で: Which Particle for Place and TimeA simple, accurate guide to に vs で — when each marks place and time, with the static-location vs action-location contrast and clear example pairs.ガイドを読む →Japanese Particles for Beginners: A Simple GuideA beginner-friendly guide to Japanese particles — what は, が, を, に, で and the rest do, and why they let Japanese word order stay flexible.ガイドを読む →Polite vs Casual Japanese: です/ます and Plain FormUnderstand the two registers of Japanese — polite です/ます versus plain casual form — when to use each, and where keigo fits in.ガイドを読む →How to Learn Kanji (Without Burning Out)A practical guide to learning kanji: why they feel hard, how to use components and mnemonics, learning readings inside real words, and spaced repetition.ガイドを読む →On'yomi vs Kun'yomi: Kanji Readings ExplainedA clear, accurate explanation of 音読み and 訓読み — what each is, how to guess which reading a kanji takes, and worked examples.ガイドを読む →How to Learn Japanese Vocabulary That Actually SticksWhy cramming and isolated flashcards plateau — and the spaced-repetition method (learn in context, with audio, reviewed right before you forget) that makes Japanese words stick.ガイドを読む →How to Practice Speaking Japanese (Even Alone)You cannot get fluent on input alone. Low-pressure ways to start speaking Japanese — shadowing, scripted scenarios, and a patient AI partner that stays at your level.ガイドを読む →How to Improve Your Japanese ListeningWhy listening lags behind reading — and how graded, comprehensible input at your level (plus timed mock practice) builds Japanese listening that keeps up with real speed.ガイドを読む →